Road closures for this weekend’s Bury Running Festival

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Road closures for this weekend’s Bury Running Festival

Several roads in Bury and Tottington will be closed, or have restricted access, on Sunday (20 Nov) to ensure the safe holding of the 2022 Bury Running Festival.

There will also be a number of parking and waiting restrictions tomorrow (Saturday 19 Nov), so drivers are advised to plan ahead, allow extra time for the journey and be aware of alternative routes.

For a full list of road closures and parking suspensions, see https://www.bury.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=17078

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Press release issued: 18 November 2022.

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